Robert Salleroli Mixed Media Assemblage
Item Details
A mixed media assemblage by listed Contemporary artist Robert Salleroli (b. 1933). The piece depicts three windows exposing balanced compositions constructed with multiple intertwined materials including carton, rope, burlap, carton, plastic and metal; composed within brown and black tonalities with orange and green bursts of color. The piece is unsigned by the artist. It is presented behind glass, under a gray linen mat and housed in a silver-tone frame. There are D-rings affixed to the verso.
Salleroli is an interior designer and artist, known for his birch dowel furniture and found object abstract sculptures. He received his education from the Parsons School of Design. After graduating with honors in 1957, Salleroli opened his own design office in 1967. Subsequently experimenting with half-inch diameter birch rods in his furniture design, he turned to abstract sculpture to continue creating complex artistic constructions. Many of Salleroli’s constructions include both found objects and half-inch birch rods. His work can be found in private collections, the Borghi Fine Art Gallery, and Texas A & M University.
Condition
- minor scratches to frame.
Dimensions
- measures in frame; image size measures approximately 3.5" W 5.75" H.
Item #
16NYC025-049
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